kavanaugh and what that means for his confirmation. >> this is "ktvu" "mornings on 2". >> wednesday morning, october 3rd. >> good morning. i dave clark. we are right here with forecast. >> thank you. our system gave really good rain to the north bay yesterday has moved south and as we talked about here comes the moisture coming up from south to north and if you are in the santa clara valley, san jose or out to the valley it could be an active morning and things are popping up and certainly to the east of limerick -- livermore the coming up right along parts of the center root -- the coast. the low is moving so it will be low this morning and the low will be far south and on the mountainside. look for this to be an active

morning. if you are south from monterey to santa cruz and toward morgan hill and maybe even to gilroy and for us we've thunderstorm activity heading up as the low moves goes south and 70s and more than 80s. 70s and 80s and sun and clouds and isolated thundershowers. while cell is busy with this traffic in the north maybe there will be more red to the south today. is he here? there he is. who? >> you. >> me? >> oh, all right. yes. i will be watching for rain anywhere because when it rains there are more crashes and that's what happens. let's go take a look at what we have. westbound 58205 slowing as you come to the 205580 interchange. not that bad and it's off to a good start and no major problems -- 58, 205, 205, 580

interchange. >> let's go back to the dust 1118 our time in her cell phone may start ringing and we know the reason why tion's first eve it's like amber alerts and weather warnings and state and county weather alerts. female is spreading the word with audio alarms and text messages say presidential alert. this is a test of the national wireless emergency alert system. no action is needed. among those raising questions are the survivors of last october's wildfires in santa rosa who say this could cause unnecessary fear. >> i think it will scare people if they don't no. a lot of people don't do any social media and they will freak out because everyone's freaking out every time there

is a fire. >> police, dispatchers in santa rosa are bracing for a lot of 911 calls for people who think today's test is a real emergency. 225million cell phones will get the test alert and fema says this alert cannot be blocked. police in brighton foot -- but would finding to suspicious devices outside of headquarters. the devices were spotted on the sidewalk yesterday afternoon and made of metal and measured two and half to 3 feet tall. brentwood police called in the bomb squad making sure the area was safe and no word on what the objects are or who put them there. 4:03 a.m. and new information for agencies looking to open the salesforce transit center and about when that might happen. buses won'

cracked steel girders are repaired. that could take several weeks. fremont street name reopen in nine days possibly with rain that's more narrow and goes around the temporary support structures. we found out the new $2.2 billion transit building is under warranty. the city of san francisco will not be responsible for the added cost. >> the builder is responsible for it and the responsibility and allocation will be distributed to appropriate parties. >> the transit center has been close for more than a week and engineers should know by november first why the support beams cracked. a ground breaking for project aimed at producing bay area traffic jams. an 11-mile express lane along interstate 680 and in martinas to walnut creek. a

$127 million project that includes expanding the from marina vista avenue two north d all the mail under quarantine after two letters arrived with the poison ricin. crews protective suits to search through the mail after they were -- crews war protective suits -- they were just to the navy's top officers and the fbi is now investigating. at least two others were sent to the white house and senator ted cruz campaign said the suspicious envelope was addressed to the president. the secret service suspect the packages came from the same person. 4:05 a.m. the new york times published mr. mr. terms taxes and the

paper claims he helped his parents avoid paying taxes. they examined more than 100,000 pages on the trump family tax returns and financial records and said the president and his father avoided gift and inheritance taxes by setting up a sham corporation and undervaluing assets to tax authorities break the white house released a statement about this new york times story. saying fred trump has been gone for 20 years and it is sad to witness this misleading attack on the trump family by the failing new york times. many decades ago the irs reviews -- reviewed and signed off on these transactions. the investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh good and today. doug, they are now questioning the claim.

>> reporter: the fbi was given one week to carry out the investigation and they may be done ahead of time and if in fact it's coming off today it will touch off a new wave of debate on capitol hill. >> president trump facing a large and adoring crowd in mississippi and he did not hold back much when he questioned the veracity of christine blasi ford who accused supreme court nominee of sexual assault. >> where is the place? i don't remember. how many years ago was it? i don't know. i don't no. >> boards attorney went to twitter and called in a vicious, vile attack. in the meantime the fbi and we'll wrap up as early as today which could clear the way for a full senate confirmation. >> the fbi report will be

finished and we will vote this week on the camera not nomination. democrats have moved beyond the report questioning kavanaugh's temperament and seeking more delays citing mcconnell's efforts to block president obama's nominee for the court, mayor garland. >> the goal of the man to complain about a one week delay when he held up a nominee for the supreme court and kept the seat vacant for 10 months is staggering. >> reporter: under a great deal of pressure, two senators from red states, joe manchin and heidi heitkamp of north dakota. their states voters decisively back kavanaugh. also important to note that both of those states supported president trump in a big way in 2016 and

each. back to you guys. the time is 4:08 a.m. a bay area man and a former employee at top dog in berkeley is among four people arrested with the deadly white nationalist rally in virginia. the four suspects were part of a group based in south carolina and it was a white supremacist group: devin white worked at top dog but resigned after people recognized him after photo taken at the charlottesville rally. all four are accused of inciting a riot and attacking protesters. >> while on their way to the -- to the united the right rally and with their hands taped -- taped and committed multiple acts of violence pick. >> investigators say they use social media and sifted through hours of video to build their case they are now facing

federal conspiracy charges and if convicted each could get up to 10 years in prison. right now it is 4:09 a.m. in the dmv wants you to know about a big scam. coming up. how to tell if you have been targeted to pay fees that are fake. 1 year after the wildfires ripped through santa rosa the city is resilient and we will show you how things are changing . good morning. you can see traffic is moving well. if you are driving southbound 101, looks good out toward the toll plaza. yesterday was all about areas north of the golden gate, today's south seen shower activity toward san jose. take a look, coming up.

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there are more than 3 million high school and middle school students who smoke. under the proposal saratoga retailers who failed to ban products will face a $100 fine and lose their license for 60 days. a new world health organization study says tobacco is harmful to the planet and released a report yesterday saying tobacco usage is partly to blame for d4's -- he forced in -- d4 station and cigarette usage by one person can lead to severe water shortages across the globe. 4:14 a.m. in the fda confirmed there was a raid at the san francisco offices of jewell, the biggest producers of e-cigarettes. federal officials seized thousands of documents and they it was part of an expanded to charge children and it is keeping

. >> the makers have to -- the makers have to stop marketing to minors or have the product pulled. gun storage lot. the city council required done -- gun owners to secure their weapons when they are not carrying them. guns should be kept in safes or lockboxes. finds range for $100 for the 1st and fence and $500 for the third infraction and the next council meeting will be october 16th. other cities include san francisco, oakland, and saratoga. 4:15 a.m. and the city of santa rosa may have to cut jobs to reduce growing deficit. they forced the city to use up all of its reserve funds and the press democrat says santa

rosa faces a $15 million deficit by next summer. it could grow to 27 and a half million over the next decade. the staff is recommending spending cuts and getting rid of 50 full-time jobs, most of which are vacant right now. it would include six vacant firefighter jobs. >> santa rosa took the brunt of the damage of a fire last year. the community was left to recover from a large scope of destruction. >> santa rosa is resilient and has great spirit. >> reporter: mayor said it's been 1 year since flames rolled through the city destroying businesses homes and lives. >> in a general sense i think we are ahead of what we thought we would be in a year but i cannot say that without remembering all the conversations i have on a day- to-day basis with people who

are struggling. we lost more than 3000 homes. that is 3000 families with 3000 different stories and not everyone is doing great pick. >> if you look you can find the scars. there are roughly 1100 homes under permit or construction but some families cannot rebuild. >> high cost of reconstruction is a big thing. under insurance is a big thing. >> some properties are further along than others and some have the structure built up in the rebuilding of housing is much better compared to businesses. >> some of the restaurants -- businesses ever -- are rebuilt. >> kevin says there are signs of hope. the chamber is helping to connect businesses to funding sources and federal and state resources as they go through the insurance process. still empty scarred lots. trader joe's is under construction and a spokesman for the one say they

expect to redevelop the hotel on the same site in the near future. >> we are only 1 year and and while that is a huge milestone, and with a disaster this terrible it will take time. >> tourism is down as a result of the misconception and all of north carolina is or -- is on fire. >> we've been open for business since the fire. >> when you see people on the street what do they tell you? >> they tell me good things that are happening. >> while the fires are not out of their minds, people are moving forward. >> people want to be here and state. >> in santa rosa, christine run down, fox 23 "ktvu." >> erybody is still really

struggling. w we need to get up there and help them. that's the message they want. go up eat their stay there. >> i've already done it once e and you can find places to spend your money, let's put a that way. good morning, everyone. let's go to the gilroy commute northbound 101 from gilroy to san jose, traffic moving well. if you are driving up into the san jose area, there have been no major problems. there is construction all over the place but it has not caused a major delay. if you are driving early westbound 237 maybe the exception. slow traffic right near the 80 interchange. northbound looks good into downtown panels -- an essay and no major issues here at the bay bridge toll plaza. at 420 p.m. -- 4:20 a.m.

let's steve paulson. >> reporter: jamie miller stopped by the park and it was a beautiful evening and one of the few remaining wooden water towers stands all along the road at sunset. how about that? thank you, jamie, for that. a very pretty picture. our system yesterday gave really good range of money up in marin, mendocino lake in parts of napa. did not do anything for others. there was a caught off and today is a different story. below is moving south and the moisture is moving back in enter morgan hill and gilroy headed toward san jose and east san jose and santa cruz all the way up along the peninsula in the creek -- complete reversal of yesterday. the system is far enough south

that they will impact those areas. there could be shower activity in some moving along the peninsula now. isolated showers and there is a low finally moving installed out and now it is making its tracks. in the morning these bands will come in and then they go south. 60 and a little cooler today to the north. a few 50s a few 50s but a lot of 60s and we are seeing in northwest breeze at santa rosa in napa. northwind at oakland, that will bring in a cool mask. san jose has the southeast wind. that's the direction of the low but to the north the drier air comes behind it. 43 up in truckee. isolated showers and if you go through the northway -- north bay and they are far enough north it will impact them but the low will be a factor for e morning

afternoon south. sun and clouds cooler and isolated showers and thundershowers mainly toward the peninsula in santa cruz mountains to the east by south. after today, i don't think i did a five day so i will send it back to you now. >> okay. you do the five-day. 4:22 a.m. a sister city relationship that's been around for decades. coming up why a memorial in san francisco has upset the mayor of osaka, japan. a good day for the oakland a's. coming up. how the team is helping and get the playoff experience, even if you can't fly off to new york for tonight's wildcard game.

welcome back to mornings on cbs sunday. the playoff game against the new york yankees' the night. a single wildcard game in the winter goes on to play the boston red sox and the loser goes home. tonight it's an opportunity to build on a fantastic season. >> we will battle to the last out and we need to be confident and have each other's backs and that takes us a lot further than anyone could have imagined. >> do you think they are tired of getting beat up? they are coming into fight. the wildcard game starts just after 5:00 p.m. and will be broadcast on tbs

and we have a full recap win or lose on the 10:00 and 11:00 news. if you can't make it to unit -- new york you can go to a free viewing party at the treehouse in the oakland coliseum. they are offering free admission and parking to the watch party and opens up at 3:00 p.m. and the coliseum opens up at 4:00 p.m. on the side near the bark platform. today president dave gavel joins us live to discuss tonight's game. >> for 26:00 a.m. -- 4:26 p.m. tonight and it read -- the sharks began playing the anaheim ducks. last month they played in the preseason and the sharks 17-3 and the sharks are all in after trading for defenseman eric carlson and re-signing amanda. biggest bookies give it the ninth best odds 7:00 p.m.

at the sap center and there will be special service running to and from the game. getting it cardholder is there is one bay area city where the fine is noticeably higher. how city officials are working to change that after we reveal those high rates. a local teenager admitted to killing his former girlfriend and today he is expected in court. good morning. you can see traffic is doing very well so far as you drive out out -- if you drive out to the macarthur maze. >> south bay santa cruz mountains and thunderstorms out by the modesto valley and we will take a look at those coming up.

this is "ktvu" 'peace in the park'. welcome back to mornings onto wednesday, october 3rd.

thank you for waking up with us. >> i heard dripping from the trees this morning. >> did you? >> you had plenty of rain yesterday. look what is going on in the valley by the berkeley ranch. tracy, manteca we have thunderstorm activity popping up and something to keep an eye on if you're an solano county in the low is moving south and the moisture streaming south to north and that puts up the valley and the mountains as well as san jose and parts of the peninsula in line for some activity. but again some of this activity is developing rapidly and this is early in the morning and some of that is beginning to pop up isolated showers and thundershowers continue to move up from the south. the low will be far enough by the south and a far different start for the north. 50s and 60s and there is a northwest breeze there and that will usher in cool